Scripting-and-Programming-Foundations 無料問題集「WGU Scripting and Programming Foundations」

（A）Relative sizes of program components

（B）Quality control mechanisms

（C）The dynamic flow of software

（D）Operating system compatibility

（A）Implementation

（B）Design

（C）Analysis

（D）Testing

（A）The user inputs an integer, and the program prints out whether the number is even or odd and whether the number is positive, negative, or zero.

（B）After inputting two numbers, the program prints out the larger of the two.

（C）A user is asked to enter a password repeatedly until either a correct password is entered or five attempts have been made.

（D）When the user inputs a number, the program outputs "True" when the number is a multiple of 10.

（A）Implementation

（B）Design

（C）Analysis

（D）Testing

（A）C++

（B）C

（C）Markup

（D）HTML

（A）A programming student is writing code to iterate through the integers in a list and determine the maximum.

（B）A programmer needs to perform a series of file compression tasks. These tasks are commonly performed by programmers, and the programmer does not want to have to code them all by hand

（C）A programmer is writing a piece of mathematical code that requires the heavy use of recursive functions.

（D）A video game programmer needs to perform several animation tasks, all of which are very common in the industry. The programmer does not want to have to code each task. And they are unsure if they a even know how lo code a few of them.

（E）A programmer is developing a database application that can house various types of data. The software cannot know ahead of time the data type, and so the programmer needs variables that do not require an initial declaration type.

（F）A programmer needs to write several interacting objects for a student gradebook application, some of which need an inheritance structure.

（A）Runtime

（B）Linear search

（C）Computational complexity

（D）Space complexity

（A）A script

（B）An algorithm

（C）A function

（D）A programming library

（A）5

（B）1

（C）10

（D）60

（A）A declared piece of information within a function

（B）A piece of information assigned to a function's output

（C）An input named in the definition of a function

（D）A piece of information provided in a function call